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De Mithrae Dei Solis Invicti Apud Romanos Cultu is a scholarly dissertation, written in Latin, exploring the cult of Mithras in the Roman Empire. Authored by Timotheus Karl Ernst Waldemar Fabri, this work delves into the historical and religious aspects of Mithras, the invincible sun god, as worshipped by the Romans. This study provides insights into the rituals, beliefs, and social context surrounding this ancient religion, offering valuable information for researchers and enthusiasts interested in Roman history and religious practices. This book is an essential resource for understanding the complexities of religious syncretism and cultural exchange in the Roman world.
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